Time-lapse cameras help save Sharks and Rays [4K] | Borneo Ocean Diaries (S01E07) | SZtv

Alex returns to Sandakan to meet MRF scientist, KC, who has become a bit of a technology wiz through the innovative use of remote time-lapse cameras to monitor fishing trawlers and the their catch. By-catch from trawlers is a big environmental issue and whilst walking round the local fish market Alex and KC discover baby sharks and stingrays for sale. Alex learns of the importance of sharks to a healthy marine ecosystem and how KC’s research can improve the sustainability of the fishermen at the same time as saving sharks and rays in the future.
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[@qameruuds]

This channel needs more view! Amazing footage 😍

[@DudiRosyadi-Ciloto]

Thats amazing,luar biasa

[@Vespa2069]

The Sabah Government should set rules to ensure that certain size of fishes, rays or sharks that are too small should be release back to the ocean.